SILVER MEDAL IN FOREWORD REVIEWS BOOK OF THE YEAR (Historical Fiction) "A sweeping, unforgettable WWII saga. Laqueur weaves military history, frontline combat, and enduring love into a masterpiece of historical drama." In the summer of…
SILVER MEDAL IN FOREWORD REVIEWS BOOK OF THE YEAR (Historical Fiction) "A sweeping, unforgettable WWII saga. Laqueur weaves military history, frontline combat, and enduring love into a masterpiece of historical drama." In the summer of 1941, Europe is at war, but the idyllic Thousand Islands are alive with summer romance... Kennet Fiskare, son of a small hotel proprietor on the St. Lawrence River, falls headlong in love with Astrid Virtanen, a Swedish-Brazilian guest. Their quiet paradise is shattered when family duty and America's entry into World War II tear them apart. Plunged into the brutal European theater, Kennet undergoes a trial by fire—from the frozen forests of the Battle of the Bulge to the liberation of Mauthausen concentration camp. Bonded with his brothers-in-arms, he witnesses both the darkest depths of humanity and the extraordinary strength required to survive. Spanning three decades, A Small Hotel is a magnificent family saga exploring first love, war, and resilience across generations. Note: While introducing the original generation of the Fiskare family, this historical novel is a complete standalone and can be enjoyed before or after reading the Fish Tales series.
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